Kauai High School - Ke Kuhiau Yearbook (Lihue, HI)

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.911 .zdalaecfo SCRUTINIZE THE PROSPECTS CAREFULLY! Richard Matsumoto and Jenet Neito rcerr the lists et prosper tive National Honor Society members. 1 . IN DEEP THOUGHT! President Apryle Motode suggests e possible project wlrile Mrs. Cexe end member coruider the procticolitiex X. PICNIC PLANNERS I think thir would be the ment suitable place, soya James Yasuda, wlrile JeArm Fuiii, Ayelne Teire, end Petey Koweoke look on. TAKING THE OATH! CONGRATULATIONS! President Apryle Metode administer: the eetlr of the Ne- lnductee Petey Kewooke receives o lei from Jena Mura- tiorlel Honor Society, while the eleven new member: re- neku, while Apryle Metodo look: err. cite it utter her.

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P A g 'iw-1 , g. - H 51-A-f LL , , ' APRYLE MOTODA HELEN MORIOKA President Vice President The National Honor Society, Kauai High School Chapter, held its fall induction service in the gymnasium on Friday, November I4, l958, at which eight seniors and three juniors were formally inducted. This was the first time that induction was held in the presence of the entire student body. After the ceremony, a luncheon was held in the school cafeteria for inductees and their par- ents, who were also given a tour a ro u n d the campus. Induction into the only honorary so- ciety in campus is a great honor, as member- o A , 1 FUTURE LEADERS OF AMERICA jkey ere Oblfdtaflhflg 1. 'Q r .ffffl -N 1 -v , MYRA MURAOKA PATRICK HADA Secretary Treasurer ship is based on character, high scholastic standing, leadership, and superior service with earnest cooperation. The members pledged themselves to uphold the high purposes of the Society, by striving in every way through work and deed to make its ideals the ideals of their school and lives. Apryle Motoda presided over meetings, as- sisted by Helen Morioka, Vice President, Myra Muraoko, Secretary, and Patrick Hada, Treas- UYET. Left to right, Row I: LeRoy Silva, Joan Kunimura, Myra Murooka, Apryle Motodo, Gail Kobayashi, Janet Naito, Dennis Mi- yoshi. Row 2: George lshiguro, Helen Morioka, Jean Iwasaki, Ayako Tairo, Jane Muranoka, Patrick Hada, Row 3: James Ya- suda, Richard Matsumoto, Alvin Takemoto.

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we? l 2I9al'Q6! 1 JANE MUMNAKA , - , A, . President l . ' ' 2 YS C. ' A, su ' - ., J , . 1 ' 'X VL f. . ' Q , t V - W5frvf'l? Z'-f 1: MYRA MURAOKA Secretary EDITH NOMI Vine President 1? if g f' fiff 'J:?:1.51S' '1 ezr f p -rafts, t, - 2.355 ':Sff?+4i'f.i ..,, . 2 ze -:mf . 6 5' ...T I . n ETHEL U RAKAWA Treasurer EDUCATION IS THEIR KEY TO SUCCESS! Left to right, Raw I: Apryle Motoda, Teresita Paiarillo, Elsie lchimasa, Ethel Fujii, JoAnn Watanabe, Amy Sato, Carolina Ochoca, Olelia Curamrneng. Row 2: Geraldine Dias, Myra Muraaka, Joan Kunimura, Gladys Miyazaki, Linda Fuiita Judy Yaguchi. Row 3: Kathleen Sasaki, Janet Naito, Jean lwasaki Larene Watanabe, Carol Muranaka, Priscilla Taba, Jane Murano ka. Row 4: Ethel Urakawa, Gloria Nishihara, May Mori, Eunice Inouye, Betty Muraokc, Carol Fuiimoto, Sarah Fujii. Raw 5 Alvin Tanaka, James Yasuda, Dennis Miyoshi, George lshiguro, 94